Ulten Valley and Deutschnonsberg - Where summer is a resort

A holiday in the rustic Ulten Valley means immersion in a lively, rough tradition that has survived the unscrupulous progress unscathed. The thousand-year-old ancient larches in St. Gertraud (Santa Gertrude), considered the oldest conifers in Europe, are a testament to this.

You can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life by taking to some of the almost 600 kilometres of hiking trails that cover the valley. On these relaxing hikes, you can marvel at the surrounding vistas, places of great natural beauty, such as the impressive mountains in the Stilfs national park, some of which are more than 3000 metres high.

In winter time, you can enjoy mountain skiing: The skiing area Schwemmalm, which is 2600 metres high, offers wonderful ski slopes.
Deutschnonsberg, with its four villages St. Felix, Laurein, Proveis and the place of pilgrimage Senale, is also located in an endearing spot. You will find peace and rest in this quiet and remote area.